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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
2
A guide to preparing a chafing dish feast with a refined table setup using a linen centerpiece and doily coverings. Includes Welsh rarebit tips, a six person recipe with cheese and beer, and a woodcock toast dish with anchovy butter and scrambled eggs for the Scotch woodcock.
The article sketches the Duchess of Orleans and the Duke Robert, tracing their European connections, royalist support in France, and links to Austria and Portugal. It notes their return to England and highlights the duke’s lineage from Louis Philippe, with family ties to Italy and Spain.
A historical formula instructs two ounces oil of lavender and one ounce essence of musk with half ounce ambergris bergamot and half gallon rectified spirits. Mix in a demijohn for several days, shake occasionally, then filter and bottle.
Esther McEwen a 15 year old from Wishaw Scotland dressed as a boy to sail around the world. She worked as a cabin boy and on a mine before joining ships to Alexandria. A doctor inspection forced her to reveal she was a girl and she was released with a sister claiming her.
Instructions describe making rye bread starter from boiled potatoes soaking yeast and rye flour then adding sorghum molasses lard and salt with warm water to form a stiff batter. After two risings the dough is kneaded shaped and baked with steady heat.
A bill introduced Tuesday by Representative Cochran of Missouri seeks authorization for national banks to issue currency backed by deposits of United States state and municipal bonds.
Mrs. Vinnie Ream Hoxie donated a life size bust of Ezra Cornell to Cornell with transfer to bronze as a condition. Senator West gave the University of Missouri a complete file of federal public documents from the last 24 years. Wilson works on a Princeton tutorial system costing 12 500 000 to implement. Yale psychology professor’s lecture anecdote ends with students laughing at a blunder.
Household tips cover cleaning bamboo furniture with a warm salt solution to prevent yellowing and removing dirt from felt nuts with a brush in ammonia. Ammonia helps grease stains on serge, and lime in a damp cellar absorbs moisture. Cane seats can be tightened by washing and drying. varnish stains lift with alcohol and may be revived with chloroform.
The United States moves 40,000 locomotives hauling 1.5 million cars. The Siberian railway investment totals 401.7 million dollars. The Caracas to Valencia railway spans 55 miles with 86 tunnels. The Deutschland on a Hamburg America line trip earned 200000 in passenger fares. A Frankfort claimant seeks 425 dollar yearly pension after a paralyzing long distance phone shock. French public works bans raw fruit and vegetable cultivation on ground watered by sewer-routed or drain-contaminated water.
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